That said, feel free to file an issue and/or send an email to the mailing list
if:
-* send an email to the mailing list if you want discuss the rationale, propose
- your ideas on how to address it, or volunteer to work on it;
+* you want discuss the rationale, propose your ideas on how to address it, or
+ volunteer to work on it;
-* file the issue in the issue tracker (or comment to it if it already exists)
- if it is important for you and you would like to see it addressed sooner
- rather than later.
+* a known issue is important for you and you would like to see it addressed
+ sooner rather than later.
Tracing
* Huge traces will be generated for applications that make extensive use of
immediate mode drawing (ie., glBegin/glEnd), use vertex/element arrays in
- user memory, or generate a lot of dynamic vertex data per frame.
+ user memory, or generate a lot of dynamic vertex data per frame. This is
+ because large quantities of (often redundant) data will be recorded over and
+ over; and although the traces are compressed, the compression algorithms used
+ aim a good performance/compression balance, hence fail to identify and remove
+ the redundancy at this scale.
However, this should not be a problem for modern OpenGL applications that
make an efficient use of VBOs and vertex shaders.
a standard 32bit RGBA, 24bit depth, 8bit alpha, double buffer visual. Unless
overridden on command line.
-* Multi-threaded OpenGL is not yet supported.
-
-* OpenGL context sharing is not fully respected -- all contexts are expected to
- share state, and most likely there
+* OpenGL context sharing is not fully respected -- all contexts are assumed to
+ share state. This is by far the most common case though.
GUI
Please attach long logs to https://gist.github.com/ and paste the URL into the
issue description.
-For big attachments, such as traces, please upload it temporarily to a web
+For big attachments, such as traces, please upload them temporarily to a web
server you control, or use a file upload service such as http://dropbox.com/
and paste the URL into the issue description.